Crossrail news

Boutique indoor cycling operator Psycle has written to its members, announcing plans to close its studio at Canary Wharf in London. In an emailed letter, ... More

Boutique fitness operator 1Rebel has secured a 9,000sq ft site at The Post Building – the major mixed-use development which will transform the iconic former ... More

Championship rugby club London Irish has confirmed it will make Brentford FC’s new stadium its home. The 17,250-capacity Brentford Community Stadium is due to be ... More

The first renderings have been released showing what the Madison Square Garden Company’s (MSG) striking spherical entertainment venue will look like in London. Designed by ... More

Construction is underway on two new live music venues and a leisure-filled “urban gallery” in central London, designed by British architects Orms. The St Giles ... More

Boutique fitness brand Barrecore will be opening its seventh London studio in Moorgate next month. The 800sq m (8,611sq ft) facility is nearby Moorgate Station ... More

The concepts of “old world design and the glory of British craftsmanship” have inspired the designers of a 73-bedroom hotel that will open in London ... More

A fourth public consultation is underway to determine the masterplan design of west London’s Old Oak and Park Royal Common; the UK’s largest regeneration project. ... More

Both London’s Science Museum and Natural History Museum have confirmed they are in preliminary discussions about opening satellite sites as part of the multi-billion pound ... More

A cyclist-friendly bridge – the first opening structure to be built over the River Thames since Tower Bridge – has moved a step closer following ... More

Big changes are coming to Dalston, an up and coming part of East London, in the next few decades. Crossrail, the city’s new rail network ... More

Plans are afoot to transform a swathe of industrial West London wasteland into a huge new urban area where “people will aspire to live, work ... More

Foster + Partners’ Crossrail Place development has opened at Canary Wharf in London. A curving timber lattice roof wraps around four levels of leisure and ... More

Plans to create a third financial district in London – to rival the City and Canary Wharf – have taken a significant step forward after ... More

Mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced finalised plans for a new cycle superhighway in the UK capital. After what Johnson called “one of the ... More

The owner and chair of Queens Park Rangers Football Club (QPR), Tony Fernandes, has said the club must move away from its Loftus Road home ... More

Queen’s Park Rangers Football Club’s proposed move to Old Oak Common looks increasingly uncertain after the landowner blocking the club’s move to the site, revealed ... More

QPR’s plans for a new 40,000-seater stadium have hit a major stumbling block, after the owner of a second-hand car dealership sitting right where the ... More

Plans have been unveiled for the creation of two new cycle superhighways running from north to south and east to west London, with the £913m ... More

Queens Park Rangers Football Club (QPR) is to launch a consultation on its plans to build a new 40,000-seat stadium on land at Old Oak ... More

Plans have been submitted for a £3.5bn ($5.9bn, €4.4bn) development in east London, to include an “innovation quarter” – allowing high-profile firms to showcase and ... More

The fast-progressing Crossrail development at London's Canary Wharf is to bring a new leisure and retail centre, with 100,000sq ft (9,290sq m) of consumer-enticing space, ... More

Canary Wharf is to become home to a health club and spa alongside the site's first residential tower since the development was originally conceived in ... More

The Canary Wharf Group has put forward plans to develop the area’s nearby Wood Wharf site into a business and residential development in time for ... More

Singapore-based property developer Oxley Holdings has exchanged contracts to buy Royal Wharf, one of London’s hottest development opportunities, from Ballymore Group. The company is paying ... More